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The Ottawa free trader., 1887-10-08
IN CLOAKS

We have placed larger orders this
fall than ever, having remodeled
our cloak room, which is by far
the largest in the city. Our S.
NEWMARKET, with either hood or
cape, is an elegant garment for
the money. The PLUSH CLOAK
we show at SIS is not to be beaten
for the money. We have cheaper
and better garments, too. Any
thing you want in Jackets.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-10-08
VIII. HULL
DON'T CARE

To have the whole paper for their
local, but look at some Of their
bargains below mentioned:
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-10-08
SILK AND DRESS GOODS.

We place on sale Monday our full
line of colored RHADAMAS at ST.
even money. We have always
sold this line at $I.25. We will
include an extra good black one
in this sale.
A complete assortment Of the
new English Check Suitings, at
the lowest possible prices. We
make a special effort on Trim
,oipUc
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-10-08
SEE OUR SHAWLS.

The best Blanket Shawl for So
you ever saw. An elegant Beaver
Shawl for S.. Snowflake Beaver
and Fur Shawls at $Io-beauties.
The Ottawa free trader., 1887-10-08
CENTS

BUYS the best Scarlet Twilled
Flannel you have yet seen. We
handle the celebrated Amana fan
nels, blankets and yarns, acknow-
lodged the best made. See
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

cabinetmakers, the machinists,-to
rely upon their industrial superiority.
He considers the Chinese workmen
highly dangerous rivals,-even IN
point of excellence and skill. AT
home they are already manufacturing
much of what they used to purchase
from abroad ;--even the products OF
the English looms will soon cease to
be imported by them. And Chinese
publishing houses have been estab-
lished for the translation OF all scien-
tific and other technical works from
the French. English and German
languages. The problem involved
can only be satisfactorily answered
by the assurance that the white races
will in the future prove capable o.
maintaining supremacy and superior
Iity-superiority, physical as well al
intellectual, = superiority in thei
ability for self-adaptatlon to all pcs
sible contingencies. At present thi
assurance cannot be positivel.
asserted ;-the future alone can con
firm or destroy it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

WITH delicacy rendered impera-
tive by the Independent and self
denying character of Michael Davitt.
the Irish friends of the father of the
Land League, instead of testifying
their appreciation of his great services
to himself by substantial tokens,
seized the occasion of his arrival in
Dublin with his California bride to
convey wedding presents to her OF
the most valuable and enduring char
acter. Taking the distinguished
couple and number of friends in
carriages, they drove about mile
out of the Irish capital, and stopped
in front of beautiful villa. On en-
teiing, the deeds to the handsome
home were presented to Mrs. Da-
witt as a wedding present. The
house had been elegantly furnished
from top to bottom, ,and the lady friends
and admirers of the patriot had
fine American piano to
complete the appointments of the
parlor. Mrs. Davitt gracefully ac-
cepted the munifcent gifts in speech
of thanks marked by excellent good
taste. What a commentary upon
the coercive laws and tyrannical rule
of Great Britain in Ireland The
British Government gave Davitt a
prison cell; the Irish people furnish
him with a luxurious home and all
the accessories of elegance and ease.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
gHE NADEAu WILL.
A Complete Compromise Effected
Yesterday.


Some months ago MIR. Remi Nadeau,
an old resident of this city, died, pos
sessed of property worth nearly mil
lion dollars. Bsfo his death he decided
to his wife the magnificent Nadeau
block. He left to his four brothers and
five sisters each $4,000; to his four chill
dren each $4,000; to the three children OF
Mrs. Nadeau each $4,000. The rest
due Of the estate after these iegacies
were paid was to be divided equally
among the seven children. The prom
ise was made, however, that the first
monies derived from the estate should be
applied to paying off a large mortgage
on the Nadeau block, so that the prop
erty should come to Mrs. Nadeau unin.
numbered. The children of Mr.. Ma
deau objected to the widow receiving
such large portion of the estate, and
filed contest. The matter has been IN
the courts ever since, and bade fair to re-
main there for many days to come, as
each side is possessed of money and be-
lieve that they are right.
1t is gratifying for the HERALD to be
hDle 10 auuouHCes ausAoiiuNSiy, sh"
last night complete compromises was
effected, the terms of which are as fol
lows: George, Joseph, Mr.. Bell an'
Mrs. Tilton, the children of Mr.. Ma
deau, are to receive $50, 900 each, Sl0O,
600 to be paid at once and the othe
500, 900 later. Mrs. Nadeau agrees II
wait thir,y.three months for the mort
, gage to be paid on the Nadeau House
property. The $4,000 to each of the
brothers and sisters of Mr.. Nadeau is t.
paid. Then the residue of the estate il
, TO be divided equally between Mrs. Ger
tie A. White. Mrs. Cora e Powell an'
Mr.. F NJ. Eggleston, the children o
/ Mrs. Nadeau. The tour children of MIR
Nadeau in consideration of the $50, ,OO'
ea.h withdraw the contest aud accep
the amount in final settlement OF al
: claims. Every body is happy and salts
/, lied and no body hurt, not even the law
yers, who were Messrs. Houghton
Silent and Campbell for Mrs. Nadeau
and Messrs. Bickuell & White ant
Chapman 4 Hendricks for the contest
ants.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
CiOud of witnesses,

United States Deputy Marshal j. D..
Dunlap has commenced serving processes
on 1877 defendants in tie case of Henry
D. Harris vs.. Peter Ulrich ct al, in rela.
tion to the title to the Las Bolsas rancho
The Marshal has served seventy five of
these writs and is looking after the
Others. The case will come up at the
next term of the United States Circuit
Court in Los Angeles, and be presided
over by Judge Lorenzo B. Sawyer, Cir
cult Judge, or by Judge E. M. Ross,
United States District Judge. This
case alone, by being held here instead Of
San Francisco, will save thousands of
dollars Of expense to the people of Cali
fornia. Nearly all the suits in regard to
titles to lands conducted in the United
States Court in California embrace a
large number of witnesses, which make
the suits very expensive. A transfer to
this city will be matter of justice as
well as economy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
Turn Out and Vote.

The election called for to-day is of
special importance to the people OF
this city. Amendment No. 5, en-
powering cities of 10000 inhabitants,
or over, to frame their own charter, is
a proposition that ought to receive
the affirmative vote of every citizen
of Los Angeles. 1t will cut the
gordian knot of Constitutional OBJ
struction to public Improvements in
our city, and enable our municipal
authorities to keep step with the
growth of the city in the Inaugural
tion and carrying out works OF public
necessity. The adoption OF this Con-
stitutional Amendment will release
us from the difficulties of situation
which is becoming intolerable. we
find ourselves bound hand and loot
by a charter we have outgrown. We
are in the position of the full grown
man who is compelled to wear the
clothes OF his boyhood. The old
charter does not fit us. 1t is too
small for our size, lacks fexibility and
expansiveness. There is no safe way
out of it excepting through this
Amendment. For these several rea-
sons it should be voted for unanimous
ly by our people, But there is also a
strong general reason why it should
be adopted. 1t brings the power to
administer local affairs nearer to the
people directly interested, and is in
the line OF the principle which
it W as sought to carry out in the new
Constitution, of empowering the mu-
nicipalities to govern themselves in
all matters of local character, in
stead of being subject to the caprices
of Legislatures that know nothing
about their wants. The Amendment
embodies the essential principle OF
Democracy; it is wise; tits just; it is
necessary to our condition and lndls-
pensable to our city's expansion, and
we hope that the people OF Los An
peles will turn out en- masse to-day
and cast their votes in favor OF it.
The Governors Proclamation, en-
bracing the text of the three Amend
m ents to be voted upon, is published
in our advertising columns, and we
rec ommend all who have not done SO
to give it careful reading. If they
will do so, they are not sensible cit
izens, in our judgment, if they fail,
upon such careful reading, to approve
of all the Amendments submitted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
People,s store.

Among the many bargains to be offered at
our store to-day we call attention TO mag
nifcent line of embroidered robes, in
boxes, consisting of Il combination OF llA
yards of the plain and n yards of eau
oroidered, allwool, double.fold goods.
Just think of it! l3 yards of fine impo ted
wool dress goods in all shades. for T. nd
iculously low price of 50. A complete, eie'
CANT and stylish suit in each box,
We will also have upon our counters to-
day complete line OF new dress goods,
just received from the East. A few Items
among the large assortment VIII 1Dcluoe
all-wool plaids and checks in the latest
shades and patterns, "A inches wide. we
will offer these goo S ct s5c yard. The
same quality hqs never ,fore been sold in
Los Angeles under S1.25.
Camels hairs, AZ inches wide, in all the
latest shades of tan, beige aud other spring
colors a. 75c; worta fully 81 yard.
Elegant, rich mohairs in hair stripes.
cheeks and plaids, the latest effects and
new, stylish colors. Only 2Oc yard.
III our shoe department we were SO YER:
busy yesterday selling those misses Iiveted
laced shoes at Soc that we are compelled. IN
| them at tue same price. Call and secure
your share nefore they are all sold.
We will also offer to-day:
Infants shoes for 35c, worth SOC.
Ladies' curscoa and pebblegoat shoes FOL
81 so, worth 81 %.
Ladies French kid shoes for $2.75, worth
$3.50
In the hat department. we will still sell
boys straw hats at big bargains, such as:
Boys mixed straw hats for 75c, worth
SI.25.
Boys mixed straw hats for soc, wort h 75c
Boys m xed straw hats for 2 C, worth soc
In window shades we have again received
fresh invoices and will be a lie to sell all
colors with patent spring rollers for soc
pl ain shades with fringe for 65c ana ele
g ant bo,dered with rich patti rms of dado'
from s0c upwards.
In our domestic department we will OF
| fer:
Pillowcase muslin, good quality. 10 yards
| for 81.
Canton flannel, good quality, 20 yards
fer 81.
Colored bedspreads at 75c each.
And many other articles too numerous to
mention at like prices
We beg to call your particular attention
to the elegant display of new effects in
fancy pinghams on show in our south win
dow. They sre simply for show during the
day, and on W Wednesday morning they will
be offered on our counters at the extremely
low price of SC "a yard. We will try 10 do
the greatest amount of good to the create t
number in this offer, and to that end will
limit each purchaser to IL yards, so come
early and get your choice.
PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

VIZ have received another large
installment of the ILLUSTRATED HER
AID. and orders for this matchless
rresentation of the resources and
attractions of our section will be now
flled as soon as sent in.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
The New Government Building

1t is stated that block of land
bounded by Upper Main. Bellevue ave.
nue., New High and Marchessault streets
has been offered to tho government for
the site of public building as dona.
ton. The lot is $50 by 200 feet. and
near the geographical center OF the city
This donation is the largest yet offered
for the site Of q postoffice, United
States Court and other national uses.
and may induce other properly owners
to emulate the donor in still larger
gift.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
Heart niAenSe.

Read the hospital reports, read the n or
tuary reports, read the medical publica-
tions, read the daily newspapers. and learn
how widespread is heart disease, how
difficult OF detection it is to most people,
it causes. Then read Dr. Flint's Treatise on
H cart Disease and learn what it is, what
causes it, what diseases it gives rise to,
what its symptoms are, and how it may be
attacked. If yon find that you have heart
disease, ask your druggist for bottle of
DR. FLINTs HEART REMEDY. The treatise
N ay be had on application to
j.. MACK & CO.,
Nos 9 and IL Front street. s. F.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
Grand Ball.

Paradise Lodge, No. "a. B. of R. R. B., at
Armory Hall, Main street. Monday evening
April 18th. Tickets admitting lady and gen
tlemen S1O0. Grand March at 8 P. NJ. Tick.
cts for sale at the Popular Hat Store, No. II
North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

wants." Personals" and other adver
tisements under the following heads in
serted at the rate of cents per line fol-
each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
Notice to the Public.

The Fredericksburg Brewing Company
of San Jose, have bought the interests o
Messrs. Friese & Steeb. and their former
agentE will continue their business az theil
new bottling establishment, corner Second
and Vine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
EDUCATIONAL.
DENTISTS.
A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % 8. SPRING
"A street, rooms and 3.

Gold filings from 81 up: .,
Amalgam and silver filings ". r,..,,,s
Painless Extraction OF Ieetn py Vitaiizeu
air or nitrous oxide gas, VI. so
Teeth extracted without gas OF ar, .oV.
Best sets of teeth from SO to $lo, by our
method of maxine teeth misfit is lmpossi-
BILE. .,r .oo..
without pain. - o,,
days from 10 A. M. to IL M. o'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

TrOR sALE--AT AZUSA, 40 ACRES sU-
perior orange and vine land, with
house OF four rooms, stable, chicken.h mouse,
utensils, and 8 acres in choice bearing fruit
rs Temple street. a99t
dor SALE-LAND, s. PER ACRE. SOIL
l. very lich, sandy loan. Easy terms
Also, location made on some very choice
land. 20 Downey Block. al2 I'm
$aUO very rich. Room 20, I.9sgGt D9gney
EoR sALh IN IkACls no sulf. $40 PER
l. acre, 16 miles from Los Angeles. near
ocean. W. L. WALTEBS, Wilmington, o.
DKLACY & MALCoLMsoN, 25 Temple
street. allt
EOR SALE-BUsINEss COKNEh FACING
L on two prominent streets Apply 9o1
Sixth street. ae I'M
LNOR EST BARGAINS IN REAL ES rAlE
II see G. ". BURTON, 106 North Spring
street, Temple Block. mSltf
NOR sALE-vENrURA COUNTY LANDS.
T. Large and small tracts and town lots
Full information given to those desiring
pleasant homes. Good soil and climate.
UOR sALE-FINEST QUARTER SECTION
4 in Antelope Valley; also bargain in
splendid large lot and house in the city. AT
Turnverein Hall. 1877 Sopth Spring ST. NIL y
DARCELS, AGUlRRE & co HAVE FO8
| Il ss'e, at special bargains, LOIS in the Fttz
| gerald tract. on Ninth street, Mt 10 to 30per
| cent less than surrounding properly, Tor
| few days only; also long list OF city and
country property at low rates. II Court
street mll-tf
EoR >ALE-BY KUpDY, BURNS u
| Il Smith, eight acres, finely improved,
| three fourihs mile west of city limits, in
the Cahuerga district; $780,
1, rfrtI III
1r,oOo.
seventy-tive acres of oil land near New
One-half acre on Adams street, finely i'm
proved, with fve-roorn house: $780,
Thirty acres on Temple street, just out
side of the city limits; 500 per acre.
Twenty acres on Alameda. all in full
bearing orange orchard and vineyard; !;
SO 600.
| A fine orange orchard OF twenty-four
acres on Lemon street; 5000 per acre.
Several fine lots in the Bonnie Brae tract
Lands in Antelope valley at Sc to $40 per
acre.
Building lots IN all parts of the city at
| prices to suit all.
Residences in all parts of the city.
The most OF the property on our books
| can be had on essy terms.
The above is selected from very large
list of property which We have on our books
| for sa e. Reasonable terms can be had on
most OF our property. teo23tf
DOR SALE IN TRACTS TO SUIT, $50 PER
l. acre; Ii miles from Los Ange es. near
ocean. WALTERS & TUBBS, Pico House.
ian4.tf
| HARMS AND TOWN LOiS-FAkMS OF
! Il all sizes, from fve to sixteen hundred
acres of land for sale; one of 500 acres spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron Sui
| phur Springs Tract. New life in and near
this family resort, incident o the coming of
the railroads. The best OF natural mineral
waters and baths G. I. WIDNEY & CO.,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
ONLY Ia MILES FROM A RAILROAD STATION

This tract produced last year $4,000 worth of
grain and such thing failure of the crop is
unknown There is handsome schoolhouse four dwell
ing houses and other buildings, and three wells wind
mills and tanks the tract WATER IN GREAT ABUND-
be had every forty of this land The
land grows Wheat Barley, Small Fruits, Apples, Pears,
Peaches and Grapes perfection Some parsare specially
adapted to STRAWBERRIES and threeacre place this
land produced $500 per in Strawberries last
year. The land is leased for this year, and the pur
chaser will receive oneourth of the crop at the hesher
being onrd cash and the balance equal annual with
interest.
LE forty has road sides of it, The land will be
sold tracts will have the
office A separate certificate given with each deed.
Address the propreors,
FL. Fl. B0YCE, Box 1916, or
G.. RICHARDS, Box 1850, Los Angeles.
FIR NIX McCOYE.
% N. Spring St., Los Angeles, or
WRIGHT & BARTLEY, 115 w. First st., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
LOSE ANB FOUND.

r OoT-.wILL THE PAkrY THAT FOUND
IL a Savings Bank book some time ago re-
turn it to the owner. P. MIGUEL, p. o box
1889. ADOPT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

USl-A SMALL CHOSEN Friend PIN
IL Thursday, March 2Sth, between 4th
and 10th streets on Spring; finder will get
reward by returning same to Colum bia
Meat Market, 266 S. spring St. ap9 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FUKNI
l. ture of Groom house; well located
for renting rooms; will take cheap lot in
part pay; house can be rented cheap on
long lease. CARR & COOK, II Court street
Q to IL A. NJ. a-6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

TOR SALE-RL ACKSMITH AND WAGON
L. shop, in Yolo county; doing good
business, over $1,000 per year. For particu-
lars call at tLis office. a6.N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12
EsSsS SAFE.

EOR SALE-DIAMOND WATCHES AND
IL Jewelry sold low at Union Loan Office,
North Main street. aS-Im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-12

HARMS AND TOWN LOlS-FAkMS OF
Il all sizes, from five to sixteen hundred
acres of land for sale; one of 500 acres spe-
cial bargain; also town lots in the Iron Sui
phur Springs Tract. New life in and near
this family resort, incident o the coming of
the railroads. The best OF natural mineral
waters and baths. G. I. WIDNEY & CO.,
Fulton Wells p. O. Cal. nO21-tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
THE PANAMA CANAL
GLOOMY Vls~ 81 T4e 81 oiToH
a iiiises Hsss beee saak a. tse hates-
s.riss SD @iiitsass Ners ~ l3 ns ks-
9s.ifea ~ Csaslssete tIA
fEeasislS ll-ase.

WAsalNsFoS. ksy isNf X Neisoa
BOYD. snsinber % ths inssliuis % tseii
bagineens. Leodop wh9 has spenl . good
aral 81 Uu.s IA personally inspecting tns
works npon tiss Nanama C4nsl sass fn4i
ths laa ale.ss aaa a.ficat work unasfl4kan
~ Ceanl De i.e.seps oa0nog be seean-
piahsl anasr a. yeeFs froa tana+fs lst
lss7. as es1msfea uy men sraua.nisd xilh
fhs circumstances Gad competent to Judge
"gadslnf from al } have seen and heasa p
hs SAYS 4 sTu Inclined 10 ihiak Il Will teks
more .Its twelve then "a years The
money already spent cap ouiF he snrmlsca
uut it must be sefF considerable a. gen
eTaly beiiefea thai more fhsn ihe ora iDai
s1lllzl has been already spsni AssaAi inF
that 90 0i4u1l francs have been absorbed
by t1e existing ~oTas. Interest ou capfai
etc the smosut 0f capita required 49, hs
over too oa 90 fTsnes sss Ai4a Ha.u.ti
sterling. Ihs impression maas oa llss
mina by WISH 80 tie canal IA
sBd one b. seems a. 81 tbs suearss af
SueE va % be tarnlsbed b. tie lsaufe al
Panama aud tas brilliant reputation earned
lu fae East iost the West
ii Is evident that more raptsl than ba8
ever been contemplated. VII be required
aDd ii Tins is noi subscribed by ths SuB.
SCI aers II is very possible that ihis great
work. Organized by the NSsief Mind of
euez VIII be completed by other hands.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
O'DnIEH At MONTREAL
Hs WILL NOT sg lsriaoArso.
RE "eaia ca "a fOroafs Aisas. saa E1-
P~ets the C4n4iiaas 90 Ssad Lsads-
aosas Acme Wan ths st4np "a
kspFohalloD po1 a.s bEus

AesraEkE. Nay i5.-At a meeting of the
Montreal branch OF the lrlsh Nauousl
league be.d th,s afternoon. adfrssses were
delivered ~ Wm 0snsn. De1uis Xii
bride. The egietad tenant. zn5 seysta .ocal
speaksss. NJ y Brien. in TIE coarse of his
speech sail shat his presence 10 Toronto
woa.d scarcely lall 90 apply a match % the
inaAmnatorY material. out they were n0s
gong g be- ntimiiat-t By any threats from
aoilg Naat they had a perfect legzl right
O. DO he sald be E04ld 80 alone. uuAFmei
with a Tree and easy conscience and gItE
a f.4il reliance upou the fair play and
noegty-iunnz disposition OF the Canadian
people. and Nth deep eOnqictioa Of the
cause he advocated lie a.sO express Il
belief that when bis tour was anishst
tle Canadian people would send Lord
LaRsd0Wne home With the stamp OF Cana
dian EeorobAtl0n upon bis brow Ernest
Des Roster. a Frsnchman. made a speech
ia Which be said that II England would
treat Canadians through Lord LansiOsne.
a. kng.snd has treated Ireland. through
lord lznstOwuc. Il would be q very
se ere strain upon Canadian LOYALTY
Dennis Barry, Pressisu, OF ST. Patrick's
Society attacked Catholics who did not
turn out az Mr. a. Briens n-setiar. The
party Afterwards visited several Catholic
institutions ia the city Nr. q Brien at
tended hlEI mas a. tne & tleirAl tais
morning. aft-r ihe league meeting anl me
r9.lt Of visits referred %. AMI denied him
sell t0 al. visitors and clllers he devoted
rhe rest -. the day % catching 40 0a nis
CORES podcsucs aud preDarins mt.t.r lJ-
his "a ure spseches. H iOes n)t exDsst -
nIes- Nlth so nueh e1thIs.a5m dlr.ag tAs
Remainder cd lis STAY IL ClGsia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-16
SPRING & COMPANY,
w hite Goods,
White Goods,

complete and magnificent stock sacrifice prices
everything IA white goods from the cheapest domestic lawn
70 the finest imported roles India plain lawns At 0o 12c
lJc 20c. 25c TO 50c per yard. India PLAID awns Gable
Checks end Stripes IN and white II Is % % AMI 30
per yard
Check Nansooks &C Sc Zoe 2c l5 high 40c per yard
eaut fol line of Lace Check sold last year from ~ 10 q
cts yard selling them this At from u
- cts per yard The Jubilee Stripe this Spring ~ 30
cts. large and hne assortment
ull line Of 'inor Fantasies" and white l2lc l5c
2Dc and Z5c. This eaUtful inexpensive fagc for
Wrappers wei for complete suts Egyptian Dmitie
~ stripes and checks white blue and pink, at 30 -
and ~ cents per ward
- inch Organize Frenfb Nanaook beautiful for ersdn-
atng dresses a. 50c 50 e5c 75c and 81 per yard INDIA
Iephyrs Eorentine Checks Deaccs Victoria lawns
Lace Checks Corded Marsee etc the very Lowest prices
We offering this week % 20 White Robe SUITE l2 yards
5 each worth $. better grade ~ $3.50 wOrh So and
sf better a. - which cheap ~ about double the price
IN orr domestic department showing this week
very large and well selected line o French GnQhams Lace
lspyhers Combination Iufted IeIyhers Canbrics Seer
sucEers. ete Jhis department giving special
at-on is directly tbs eft Of the entrance
than worthy of al inspection
Last week or sales Parasols and Six Umbrellas
TIE largest n - business necsssDg fresh pUT
chasss We H ofer tbis 30 I0rib Dose5nV Para
.os a 81 - a coors 100 .ieOfine Satin 81 sbses ~
Slbs worth $50 - bsFs closed If9 ~ She fsmoBs
tora y ach gold handles. at two 5o'as ard twenty
hTe cents each We w have 100 counters tins
eek = tie same prIes Remember these goods WORTH
fo8r dollars each